In this heartening and hopeful episode, hosts Jamie and Max sit down with Jill Reeves, Spokane’s Waste Reduction Education and Outreach Coordinator. From ballet to Bokashi, Jill shares how a life rooted in creativity, compassion, and community has led her to inspire others to reduce waste and live with more intention.

The conversation weaves together the power of words—like “ubuntu,” meaning I am because you are—with small but powerful acts like writing kind notes on Post-its and rethinking what we throw away. Jill shares how the Spokane Waste Ambassadors program empowers everyday people to make a meaningful difference, proving that sustainability isn’t just about the planet—it’s about people.

Listeners will walk away with practical tips for sustainable living, a renewed sense of connection, and an invitation to start where they are, use what they have, and do what they can. 💚
Learn more:
City of Spokane Waste Reduction Education programs
https://my.spokanecity.org/solidwaste/education/

Art Salvage Spokane
https://www.artsalvagespokane.com/

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